over the last few decades, China has used market-distorting subsidies and industrial policies to repeatedly prop up their own industries and rip off American jobs. Steel, tires, solar panels--the story plays out again and again. Too often…

I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. China's Aluminum Industry

The rules are from yesteryear. They have not been updated in three decades.

America needs to find ways to reduce venting and flaring of natural gas.

These updates from the Administration are long overdue.

today Beverly Cleary, a storied and award- winning author, is going to be celebrating her 100th birthday. Throughout her 66-year career, Beverly Cleary has written more than 40 children's books, selling over 90 million copies by enchanting…

I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. Tribute to Beverly Cleary

We are dealing with a steel overcapacity that would really cost us family-wage jobs, family-wage jobs in Oregon and across the country.

The committee has a responsibility to protect taxpayers, no matter what filing method they choose.

Taxpayers have been failed by the agencies, the companies, and the policymakers here in Congress they rely on to protect them.

It seems to me you do not fight the cheats and the rip-off artists by osmosis.

Taxpayer information is under assault every single day, but the IRS does not have the legal authority it needs from the Congress to build a cybersecurity team that can beat back the crooks.

It is still my view that people handling sensitive taxpayer information should have to meet what are minimum standards.

It is unacceptable for troves of taxpayer data to be more vulnerable to hacking than many social media or e-mail accounts.

It was unacceptable for the IRS to leave the front door open to hackers.

It is my view that streamlined critical pay authority is a key part of the solution.

In my view, taxpayers have been failed by the agencies, the companies, and the policymakers here in the Congress that they are counting on to protect them.

I cannot understand, when taxpayers are ripped off, why we cannot have minimum standards.

Congress needs to make more than token investments in IT at the IRS.

I definitely think there needs to be authority given IRS to set minimum standards for paid tax preparers.

When it comes to blocking hackers, Congress has done next to nothing while the IRS loses its ability to hire the experts who can keep taxpayer information safe.

We care a great deal about enforcing the trade laws on this committee, particularly the ENFORCE Act and the Leveling the Playing Field Act.

We are not going to have it any longer absent Congress getting serious on a bipartisan basis to renew it.

There is simply no excuse for this.

Thank you for assistance in this matter.